The Brahma Demon Art originated with a past Human Demon Sect Master of the demonic sect. It was his own creation, later refined and perfected through the study of generations of masters within the demonic sect, becoming an exceptionally powerful martial art.
This sect master had come from the distant Great Food Kingdom. Originally a prince of extraordinary talent within that kingdom, he had been defeated in a palace rebellion and fled alone to the Nineteen Provinces of the Central Lands. To escape the pursuing forces of the Great Food Kingdom, he entered the demonic sect and sought its protection.
Besides possessing royal blood, he was also a successor disciple of the Brahmins, who had long since vanished from the Great Food Kingdom. He had cultivated the Brahmins' divine arts diligently, and his martial arts were exceedingly profound.
After joining the demonic sect, the Great Food prince spent several years in bitter cultivation, melting the Brahmins' martial arts together with the essence of numerous demonic sect arts in a single furnace. He created the Brahma Demon Art, and from then on his martial path advanced by leaps and bounds, giving him the foundation to attain the Dao.
The Brahmins worshipped nature and practiced sacrifices and prayers. They believed that Brahma was the origin and master of all things in the universe, from which emerged the essential teachings of four schools of martial arts—wind, fire, water, and earth—named Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra.
Upon this foundation, the Great Food prince borrowed the demonic sect's devil arts to overthrow the martial arts of the four schools and return to the supreme Brahma Heaven. He created an ultimate art that conformed to the breathing of the universe and wielded the mysterious powers within it: the Brahma Demon Art.
In a sense, the Brahma